This Is How Geocell Technology Creates Durable Roads #shorts
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helena_novais:
Name a single one century old road in Dubai, MOFO.
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Name a single one century old road in Dubai, MOFO.
Those roads have only been around for decades, not centuries !
No hard freeze thaw cycles
Dubai has only been in existence for 40 years. Before that it was all camels and fishing boats.
an d they haven t a thing called WINTER !!!!!
Unproven, as Dubai hasn't had roads of this kind for even 25 years yet.
“This is why the roads in Dubai lasts for centuries” Geocell invented in the 1970s, Dubai started to install Geocell in the 2000s/2010s.
No roads like this are built in Dubai.
Centuries? Zero road is even 50 years old.
Centuries? Didn't realize this was a fact
Little premature to say that those roads will last for centuries..
Robot voice means BS video
More importantly they don't have cold weather which causes shrinking and cracking of the asphalt.
Centuries?
"centuries" .. the Bullshit confidence level is astonishing
Yea, that geogrid would get washed out in any area that gets regular rainfall. You could use it to improve slump, but would need to fill it with a mix of soil from the site and cement. As this mixture is already being used in most road construction projects in the US, the geo forms would only really help in hilly roadbeds with loam soil.
Try using that in tropical rain country. Without concrete base that will not last rainy drench season with alot of truck traffic.
CENTURIES? Get a grip.
Try achieving compaction on SAND, you need structural support to hold the several foundational, load-distributing layers (binder, base course, sub-base & sub-grade gravel) that are beneath the bitumen-bound surface (asphalt).
For centuries, huh?